SweetSue92
Diamond Member
I'm sorry, but the entire premise for the alleged conspiracy falls apart on inspection: the story about the alleged affair was never concealed, it was public knowledge, and widely broadcast on all media platforms. There was no harm in that regard.
Second, we can say beyond any doubt that the records can not be "proven" to be falsified. Categorizing payments is a matter of opinion. You say potato, I say potato. This is why these sorts of complaints are always prosecuted as civil misdemeanors, not criminal offenses.
Third, we do not need to be lawyers or law experts. If criminal laws become so convoluted that someone needs to be a law expert to interpret them, how would any ordinary citizen know if they were committing criminal acts or not? In this case, the prosecution has twisted the facts and rules in such a way that is unreasonable and contrary to common knowledge of accounting methods. This sort of twisting of the laws to suit political motivations is only done in countries where the rule of law has broken down and a totalitarian regime has taken control of all aspects of government.
Yes. When you are getting lectured by EL SALVADOR about spreading your form of "democracy", you know you've lost the plot.